We know he has started his life with the Lord, with a smile and humorous remark.
His parents, Calvin and Toni were blessed with his arrival on February 9, 1957.
From that day forward he inspired everyone that knew him to live their life to the fullest, no matter what difficulties they were facing.
Terry is survived by his mother Toni, his brother Gary and his wife Kim. Two nieces, Crystal Balbach, Brenda Bayless and her husband Matt Bayless and their children, Sydney, Wyatt, and Emerson and two adopted nephews, Cap and Cord Biggerstaff. An Aunt Toots Harvey and her husband Sam, his cousin, Sami Jo Harvey.
His father Calvin, both sets of Grandparents and his cousin Tobi preceded him in death.
Terry makes friends easily with a big smile, quick wit, his sense of humor and contagious belly laugh. He was a loyal, caring friend. The best days of his life he said, was spending time with his friends. He also loved children and they thought he was super.
Terry never knew the term, “I can’t do it.” Unless it came to something mechanical.
He was a “bull Hauler” for 25 years and he could take that truck where others were afraid to go. The last 7 years he drove a truck for Grand Junction Pipe.
Terry enjoyed the outdoors, hunting and was a passionate owner of beautiful horses. Only he could find the oddest dogs to his buddy.
He will always be in our hearts, especially when we see a beautiful horse or a bull hauler going down the road.
His family asks you to please join them to rejoice and celebrate his life, on Monday, October 27th, 2014 at 10:00am at the Western Slope Cattlemen’s Livestock Auction, Loma, Colorado.
Terry would want any donations to be made to your favorite charity, in Terry’s name.
Arrangements under the direction of Martin Mortuary, Grand Junction, CO.
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